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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

ESOR sALE-A GOOD INyEsTMENT-A DEsIRA-
BILE new Dwelling opposite the new Pension Office:
bath and all modern improvements: rented to No. 1
tenant for SO per month in advance: lowest price
LoR sALE-A NEW RESIDENCE. on s ST. NV.
two story and cellar eight rooms and hath .aoderp
mhIo-$w TH6s G. a.i HENs IS s9. ioes ct. NV
IyOR SALE-sPECIAL BARGAINS
Several six-rocm Houses on A st N. e.; all modern
improyements; 10 per cent Investment Price only
rooln Brick Walseh Place bet 18th 18th SITS 900
rooms on l.; bet 10th and 10th SITS 5000
20s caPe ses 9Th and
rd0fs Sn e. corner ss ana 2lst SITS
mn11-0t' 142S New York ave.
THOR sALE-THREE NEW HOUSES ON II ST. SIX
nent price 5000 each Also, nice 2story Brick. 4.
Apply u ifr MY &
Tor sLE-s;ROoM FRANZ. II 81 \. w.. BE-
A s Eta sth e1 ohg PsFsa aPt %RGHT
BOLTON, ST. Cloud building. 9th and + SITS III
J,0R ALE-sEvERAL NEW SMALL BRICK
sWoRMsrEDT 1 BRADnE u, s : FIST st. mSI5-im
EOR SALEM THE SUBURBS A NEW NINE
q Of so Moss spd to eass
balance on long time. Address Box IS. Star
Office mhl22w
EoR sALE-L ST NEAR 9TH NV, FRAME; Il
II rooms; brick stable lot 2Uxl2O 9th St. near NJ
NV brick rooms brick stable; 2O-ft. alley Mass.
st. near An 8. y W. room brick; lot 3;,!s6f It ON
the hest building Gh
fe-8m ). C. COOK 174s Pa ave-
I'OR sALE-o-ROOM HOUSE: LOT IS11IO FEET.
IL Inquire on premises, II I'd st. n. mh2-1m'
EoR sALE-AN ELEGANT NEW DWELLING.
l No; s02 st. Nv. Lot. SO feet front. II rooms
ments; handsomely pspered and mahogany mantels,
with mirror, in every room; wide parking. Price
Tie house is open for inspection
For particulars apply To the owner, r. GOLD
sGHM1D' sls 9th ST. n-w' from IL to pm am, and to
LHOR SALE-Q ST n. W., ~ ROOMS, SOUTH
II front: all mod imps.; fine order: will net per
cent on price asked One fourth fifth cash balance
easy Address Box 13.5, Star office. Inh:i-3ws
II 6-room Brick House. cor 9th and c Sc; mod. imp;
cenen;ed cellar thoroughly built bright cosy,
,yenient; blocks Wallaeh school market and 3 eur
IL with all modern improvements. also two 10-roOm
corner houses, with improvements such furnace.
open crate bath tub wash stand brick set range sta
Inquire of A. F. BARKER, 901 Sa.ave. s.w. mhl6-3w'
VyOR SALE-ONLY $500 FOR THAT FINE
property corner OF and Bath SITS. double house,
ranges lstrobes furnace, bath rooms, Lot 81 feet
on :, 81 on 34th st. A. z. PARDON,
Inh16-6t 1926 ST.
IHOR SALE-HOUSE-WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO
stable rear lot II front fine residence for en-
- HILL JOHNSTON.
mh16-2w 73S 5th VI ~
I'OR SALE-THREE STORY AND CELLAR BAY
- window house on L st. W, between 9th aud 10th,
% an soa al IN Addrsss
Star office. i9-;|m
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PROFESSIONAL.

MAD. EMONA. WONDERFUL, GIFTED
WI CIAIRVONANT. born with Second Sight Every
hidden mystery revealed. Finds lost buried treas
mines. Receivers stolen property lost friends
Gives success in business. Removes all family trolI-
bes Causes speedy marriages Brings separated to-
gether Never fails Gives picture of one you marry
ALI III trouble consult this clirvoyant Cures sickness
Satisfaction or no pay, to - Open Sunday. Al
9th ST.. bet. ID and Z SITS. NV. 1ts
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MASSAGE AND
SWEDISH MOVEMENT CURE,
81 PER WEEK,
In Daily Treatment. at
THE SWEDISH HEALTH INSTITUTE
9O3 10Th st. NV.
Ladies and Gentlemen of experience will treat "a
uents at their residence if desired.
AT VERY Low RATES
PROF. HAETVIG NISSEN,
Proprietor and Manager.
Office hours:-S a. IN. To / p. H.; to p. m
CONSULTATION FREE. fl2-lm
M RS. NJ. A, FRENCH.
w Magnetic Healer and Business Medium
Is located at III st. II where she will be pleased
to meet all her friends and PATRONS. fS-lms
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Horrh VrspoME
BROADWAY AND list STREET. NEW YORK
AMERICAN PLAN
Centrally located. All the latest Improvements.
Cuisine and service unexcelied
Special rates to permanent guests
Mhl9-2m l. STEISFELD, Manager.
DERFECTION OF LIVING.-THE ALTAMONT
Eutaw Place, Baltimore, Just completed. Strictly
Family Hotel. Highest elevation. On the handsou
est street Perfect heat and ventilation. Incandescent
electric light III every rOom Home cooking. Suites
OF rooms Comforts vi housekeeping without its dis
comforts. Only forty-hve minutes ride from Wash
lngton Ten minutes from depot. Send for illustrated
book describing Hotel W. L. SIORK, Baltimore,
c2S-Sm Owner and Proprietor.
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FOR lighthouses.

T,OR RENT-AN ALL NV BRICK HOUSE. COT
Il t3Se siAle. nouern Improvements; healthy and
pleasant ESQ 10Th St ne. $40 Inquire ae1t door,
or b.iD II ST. NV mhs-1m
VsOR RENT = TWO NEW SIX ROOM BRICK
II Houses water. gas; $40 500 St Sc KEY S,4.
SID f0nr brick h9nsss in Navy Place. 80; Key
900 nth st-s-e- OWNER 51s 9Th St NV. n,h3-1m
IvOk REST-THAT BEAUTIFUL SFVEN- ROOM
Il brick house opposite Pension Ofce 40 e. 81 w.,
April Ist. InhII-Iv+
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

ADMINISTRATORS SALE
cSnNnIoR E, CONSISTING OF WALNUT AND
AsM HGHAMBER SUITS, WALNUT AND ASH
HnS lr MsATTREssEs. FATHER PILLOWS AND
TRRs ELS, PARLOR SUIT, MARBLE TOP
H4EIfAAhR r. WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE, WAL
TGr UUiNnNG CHAIRS, MATTINGS AND CAR
HHtEbExr. kITCHEN RANGE, WITH ALL NECES-
AND GLASSWARE, &c,
I'VE FINE HOOKING BIRD AND CAGE
On MONDAY, MARCH TWENTY-EIGHTH, 1887,
eo,encing Al TEN AM, at residence northwest
OF 9th and streets northwest will sell entire
contents as mentioned above
Terms: Cash.
mhIs,-dts .,ovx-T rNr, ar,t
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FRED. W. JONES, Trustee.
TTlHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

N1AO0A0o VIVA AucuOueer.
AUCTION SALE
OF
CHAMPION MOVING MACHINE.
HAY-RAKE. SCYTHES AND CRADLES,
SYRACUSE CHILLED PLOWS,
PLOWS. HARROWS. CULTIVATORS,
LOT OF CEDAR AND LOCUST POSTS,
TWO-HORSE WAGONS, HARNESS, ETC,
Together with many other useful
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH %. 1887, commencing
at ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
At the farm Of Jacob Kengla the government road
leading from the Longhborough Lane to the reservoir
near Tunlaw farm.
TERMS CASH. THOMAS DOWNING,
mh21-4t Auctioneer.
DUBLIC AUCTION SALES
REAL ESTATE,
AT BOARD OF BROKERS' ROOMS.
11O6 ST. NV.
On THURSDAY, MARCHTWENTY-FOUR 1887,
at ONE O'CLOCK PM, the following property will be
be offered:
BY THOS. E. WAGGAMAN:
No 3O5 10th ST. s.e., two-story Frame, 5 rooms,
being part lot 6, square 945.
Terms at time of sale.
mh21-3t THOs. E. wAGGAMAN, Auct
DuScANsoN BROTHERS: A W to- s,s y .....
PEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE OF $50 ORIENTAL
RUGS. CARPETS. PORTIEREs, DRAPERIEs.
EMBROIDERIES and SILKS.
The Catalogue includes fine assortment of Turkish,
Persian, Cashmere and Camels-hair Carpets of very
large sizes.
The Colors of Portieres forty in number are excep
tionally fine.
The small and medium-sized Modern Antique and
Silk Rugs are very many.
Rare Specimens of Bokhara Shiratz, Royal Kossack,
Daghestan, Shirvan, Mecca Tebriz, Khorassan, Per
sian and Turkish Handiwork.
Inc assortment of rich Damascus yellow Silks, Per-
sian Tablecovers. Bulgarian Doylies Moorish Swords
ana PISTOLS real Angora Goatskns interesting Saddle
bags and rare Kalims will draw many Connoisseurs.
EXHIBITION:
AoASoOAA ouu WEDNESDAY,, MANU- AWEsNA Il
SECOND and TWENTY-THIRD.
SALES:
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, MARCH
TWENTY-FOURTH,T WENTY-FIFTHa and
TWENTY-SIXTH
AtELEvEN AM EACH DAY,
In our Auction Rooms corner 9th and D streets
mh1S-7t DITNCANSON BROTHERS.
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TVHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer


THoMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
HAB SIffhREsAANP ARTJsT1c pAEIoR SUITE
WITH ssE1Szk SIDE PErNqa a XEki AASR
AsS5Hs TAAb 6ptE MAl ANp c sk1s
S Skkf fG4HsgfKTs HALL S STHI
one SUPkkB SOLD M EAHth1s ExTENs So
t IAABB+Es vEkY Y-, FINE DECoRATED DINME NEE
MARI MAJ MALNTT ,TENNEssEE II" !: SIDE,
sESMsEksf AEs
tKON BEDSTEADS, MATTRESSES. VERY HAND
@ HPsGaHSh4HER lFFTEa fhi sSHnhh,SE
sS On NTpUE ESP MORNING. MARCH TwENTY
res s a No Sl4 Connecticut avenue northwest
above TH6 5Spssh5
until MA Keh
rwhhSTx same hSST and RsSei .uot
T'HoMAs BOWLING. Auct,oneer.
CHOICE EvERGREENs, FRUIT TREES. ROSES
&C. AT AUCTION, EMBRACING GOLDEN AR.
BORRITA JUNIPER, MAGNOLIA. GRANDE
FLORA, PEARS, APPLES, PEACHES, PLUMs
CHERRIES, GRAPE VINES, PERPETUAL ROSES
&C., AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH TWENTY SEC
OND, 1887, commencing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, at my
auction rooms shall sell consignment of the above
Plants from the welknown nursery of Mr.. John Saul
THOMAS BOWLING,
mh1S-3t Auctoneer.
gS The ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN CON
Tx sio1 1ss 9n hour and place
RY VIRTUE OF DECREE, GRANTED ON
-. ~ the 9TH "a day Of March. A. D. 1857 in Equity
ct al are complanants and Virginia Leesnitzer ct al
are will proceel to sell in front Of tn,
feet OF ground improved by Frame House. in the citY
o. WaSh,ngtGn District OF Columbia, on the FlRSl
The terms OF sale shall be: One half cash; baanc'
IN one and two at option of the purchaser
all may be paid in cash 800 to be paid at the sale.
EDWIN B. HAY, r,r,,s+oos
GEO. W. LEESNITZER, AA"s'eeS'
WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO., Aucts.
mhs22,24, 2S.29,3l
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE DWELLING
HOUSE KNOWN AS No. log ON G STREET
NORTHWEST
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia, passed i'll equity No. fY
$500 the undersigned Trustee will sell at pubcEa
TWENTY-NINTHD DAY OF MARCH 1887, AT FIVE
AND A-HALF O'CLOCK P NJ, all of lot lettered X. in
the subdivision of lot four al in square five hundred
DC
Terms Of sale One third cash, and residue in one
and two years with interesting purchasers notes
cured by reserved lien by deed of the
erty sold, to be given all cash option of the pur-
chaser All taxes to day of sale to be paid from pur-
chase money. Conveyances at purchasers cost.
VIM. E. EDMONSTON Trustee,
Office 400 5th ST. NV.
THOS. l.. WAGCAMAN, Auct. mh1S
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VNHOMAS DOWNING Auctioneer
CHANCERY SALE OF TWO VALUABLE BUILD:
ING LOTS ON WEST SIDE OF EIGHTEENTH
STREET WEST, BETWEEN II AND 1 STREETS
NORTH.
BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of sx4k
the District Of Columbia, passed on the fourth Nv
Gay OF March, 1897, in cause wherein Richard .A.
= Joyce ct al are c9mrlanants and John J. Joyce .
defendant, No.1O 1856, will sell at public auction in
'front.' 81 the premises, on THURSDAY. the TWENTY
FOURTH DAY OF MARCH, 1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK
r NJ, parts of lots numbered twenty four C24),
twenty.six C26) and twenty t27) in square No
one hundred and five QUo) having o front of sixty
GOD feet on SAID 18th street and running back an
Agreeably to the order contained in said decree the
said parcels of ground will be divided into two build
ing lots each having front of thirty 900 feet 18th
street plat of which will be exhibited at the sale.
These two lots regarded the most valuable in
the western section of the city.
According to the requirements of the decree the pur-
chase money must be paid in cash.
Upon confirmation of the sale and of all the
purchase money, the property will be conveyed. II the
terms Of sale be not complied with in ten days. the
property will be resold at the risk and of the de-
faulting purchaser. deposit of one hundred QOO)
dollars will be required each lot Conveyancing at
purchasers cost.
JOHN F. ENNIS, Trustee,
NM -d&dS 1856 Louisiana ave.
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~ DENSINGER AuCt
% ID Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar, Nos
1913. $40 and 942 Louisiana ave.
Auction sale of Horses, Carriages, Wagons Harness
&c. every TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY
MORNING. at TEN O'CLOCK. regardless of weather
Always on hand and at private sale the most COM
pete stock of Carriages, Bugges and Wagons in the
city. consisting of Ext nsion Top Carriages Surries
Jump Seats, Phaetons Top and No Top Bueyes Speed
livery Wagons. Full line of all kinds of Harness in
fact appertainin to the business at prices
that defy competition. mhlS-1m
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TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF UNIMPROvED SHORT
sonfHEAsT, BETwEEN ma f ANn 3 sTREETS,
D.: ABOUT 80 FEET FRONT BY 52H IN DEPTH;
Both. 1856. recorded in Liber 1921, folio :}49 ct ~
seq one of the Land Records Of the District of
DAY: MARCH TWENTY-FIFTH, AT HALF-PAST
FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. part of Lot s. Square SlS,
east in the center Of the south wall of house numbered
120; thence east, with line of said center so feet ~
inches thence south about 20 feet inches to
OF lot four thence west 81 feet 81 inches: thence
with right to said wall without further payment
Terms: One-third cash, balance in three aud six
months interest at cent to be secured by deed
of trust the premises sold all cash. at option Of
purchaser 300 deposit at time of sale. Terms to be
ing purchasers after five days notice the Star
COnyeyancing at purchasers cost.
W. j. NEWTON. Trustee
$40 street
g. W. ST1CkNEY. AuctiOneer mil 7-dtd
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EOR RENT

IGOR REM
II 1906 y. III. ave s.
lOU:iS;h st n-w-Iir-.
lUl9 Conn ave. Or
MAGNOLIA 3ve..I4r-. So
1910 lSth st. I.;r.-S3
ltl3tISt-. upper part .
] II DE Sales St, 1Ir.
1915 y -. N. W. 1Or...
2glSIiiilycrpl nv, Tor
1870 Il II s-w-, I23r-.
.t'tt - -. n. w-.....-:3::i
Dis r 81. NV. Tor 81;
j 400 n 81. D.w- TT
1870 K /. ave. 1lr...-l
80 y. j ave. Sc lOr-
.2JS LIST st.n-w-. tjr
1443 Pierce Place. 30
lie above HOUSES cal
cur Cfflce only. 4
10
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PEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE OF $50 ORIENTAL
RUGS, CARPETS, PoRT1EREs, DRAPER1Es,
EMBROIDERIES and SILKS.
EXHIBITIONS:

TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, MARCH TWENTY
SECOND and TWENTY-THIRD.
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500 416 9th st.n.w,16r. ss3.33
= 100 5U.2 y ST. NV. l1r.. s,i.-.:i
D.. 100 az 9th So. IL W. Or. 10y
S3-8} .s42O Craven Terrace. 9r-.lV
S3-a3 -1i.,2 Craven Terrace. 9r,:Io
tt. > 242i Craven Terrace, 9r-JO
80 '55f2G Craven Terrace. 81 %
10 24,S Craven Terrace.9r.5O
Ur.fD 1901 Ost.n. W. or. .....--. 5-1
40 l.aiS Conn ave .-...----- ~
:3:I:}3 1902 Corcoran st. TT
So I'll eth -. NV, store
IL and dwelling 800. 10
100 1873 Mass. ave. 1.,r- -lOo
)r- 90 200 St NV. Sr-- -
LII 1851 / at. NV, l6r. 10
80 llI2 18th st. NV, lOr- 10
can be examined by permit from
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.
1924 r st. NV
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"a New Coon Came 10 Town.

An AGGRiEyED CoLoKED MAN WANTS { 10 600 DAMAGES
A co.ored man named Arthur Ross brought suit
in Cincinnati yesterday, in the common pleas
court against Ada BUrnet, member OF the Han
and Bloolgood speciality and burlessue company
Tor $4,000 damages The plaIntin alleges lllag
while he was III attendance at t,e pc .Togmancc OF
Oxygen" by the company al the PEOPLES theater
last night The defendant came upon the STAGE and
sang u song entitled ..Dars a New econ Come 10
Town." Paintin says ne happened TO be seated
ia conspicuous place IN the balcony az tue
theater, and AZ The conclusion Verse OF the
song defendant pointed her ringer at him The
theater WAS crowded, ana the attention Of the
entire audience WAS thus directed Ia hiIa. lie
says he was very much annoyed 10y the act, and
instead OF enjoying the play, he expected do,
he left the theater very much troubled and
Inundated. DE says he mas always been a pea,...-
able and weil-dlspOs'd citizen. and def,.n,innS
could only act she did with malicious intention.
IN JAIL AT MCHNoSD-Mr. Win. L. Royal,
counsel Tor the English council OF foreign bond
holders, and representing their AFFAIR." ln con-
nection With Nlrginia's debt, was yesterday con-
victed In The husungs court at Richmond OF in-
timidating the grand jury "a that court, and was
lined Sl.,0. he Was taken 10 Jail last evening
To-day he Will apply 10 Judge ijUDd, of the L. =.
circuit court, Tor "A witt o. haiycas corpus
New Jersey and New England rubber workers
are determined 10 have nAJlJaal trades assem-
bly, or they Will leave the hllghts vi Labor.
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AGAINST COERCION IN IRELAHD.-A large meet
night to protest against coercion ia Ireland Chas
A. Dana presided. Gov. Lee. OF Virginia; Samuel
others sent letters approving OF the meeting.
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RANGE OF raE THERNOMETRR-The following
were the readings at the signal ONCE to-day: 3 a
NJ, 33; am, IS; IL am, 30: 2p.m., q; maxi
mum, 43: minimum. H.
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SENATOR SABfN SUED.-Henfy y. Porter and RAN
som L Cable nave commenced suit in Chicago
against Senator Sabn the former for 500 600 and
the latter for for the loss OF their stock In
the Northwestern Car company, owing TO senator
Sabln's mtsmanaeement or the concera-
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EOR SAI-E-TWO NEARLY NEW TWO-sTORY
Il and back building Brick DWELLINGS, each q rooms
a,ld bath TJIn All modern improvements located on
- II W. convenient To street ears. &c Price 1fO
Tor nUth- TYLER L RI THERFORD,
mhl9-Ot' l.I5.,6 NV
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Henry J. GRAY to-day filed bill against the Dis
trict to enJoin the latter from setting up and
claiming Meridian avenue, between Crescent
street and the extension OF 10th street. as a pub
lie street and from interfering with his posses
sion OF certain syrnund clatmed by him.
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Affairs i'm West Washington.

OLNEY INSTITUTE COMMENCEMENT.-Th The COM
mencement exercises or Olney Insti Ute the Misses
Dorseys school Tor young ladies', took place at For
rest Hall last evening, when the large room was
we'll tlled with the parents and friends OF the pu-
pills. The exercises OF the evening consisted OF an
opening prayer, and the delivery OF certificates by
the Rev. A. X. Stuart, an address by Mr.. Leigh
Robinson, and the bened1ctiOn by the Rev. j. s.
Lindsay. Mr.. C. NJ. Matthews introduced Mr.
Robinson, who made a short address. Between
the exercises Prot. Donch'S band furnished music,
and also played for the dance which ended the
evening.
NEW HOUSES.-The houses corner 35th and P
streets are being erected by Mrs. Augusta NJ.
Weaver. They contain six rooms each, Instead OF
five, enormously stated. The contractor is Mr..
Joseph Pearson.
A ROBBER.-W1lliam ". Williams reports stolen
from new building near 30th and streets silver
watch ana Chain worth 81.
RETURNED HOME.-Mr. and Mrs Frank Geddis re-
turned 10 the city yestesday morning alter a
pleasant visit to relatives In Bloomsbury, Pa.
FORFEITED COLLATERAL.-John Beavers, Horace
JarbOe, and James Kuhn, cOoperS on Water street.
each forfeited 81 collateral in the Police Court to-
day for Obstructing the sidewalk In front OF their
places with merchandise.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT 4.
M-Great Falls, temperature, 80; condition, %;
receiving reservoir, temperature so; condition at
north connection 20; condition at south cOnnec-
ton, 20; distributing reservoir, temperature, 80;
condition at intuent gate house, So; ef11uent gate
house 3f
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The Williams College alumni vii. meet at the
residence OF Rev. John G.. AneS, this evening to
take action in regard TO the death OF Expresldent
Hopkins.
COL j. McHenry HOllingSworth OF West Wash
ln2,ton, who has been elected superintendent OF
colonial Beach, VIII take charge at once. The
hOt-i i In charge OF Mr.. BOSahard.
ne q street Quartette have sent $3.50 TO THE
STAR ONCE, the proceeds OF an entertainment for
the benefit o. the Poor Children's Country Home
me quartctte consists or Minnie La Dow, Madge
Laskey, Edward Brady, and Laurence Chambers
wednesday, daughter OF MIR. Richard Goddard
AFlaS hear 18th and vi streets, fell from the third
floor OF building where her father was az work In
th' basement She was badly injured. Three ribs
ana one OF her legs were broken, and her head and
lace were badly cut.
Yesterday morning some rubbish took IRE on
Ai'as'tStla Bridge. The flames Were exttnTuiShed
~ Sergeant McCathTan with few buckets OF
N-ser, an1 before any damage was DONE
Gins Brownman, cOlored, was overcome By the
L"al q ne corner OF Attn and streets northeast,
Er>terfty morning, and Was taken TO his home,
! a dbd streets southeast, b. Officer Butler.
los MO leave the city during the summer car
htsa -HE STAR mailed 10 them TOT any length oil
t.;l', dni tle address changed a. often as desired
u" subscription must be invariably paid in ad
vance.
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AnluSenlentS.

NATIONAL THEATER.-The opera by Johann
Strauss "A Night in Venice, ~ which will be pre-
sented at the National Theater next week for the
first time in Washington, is said TO contain some
of the best waltz music written by Strauss, and
otherwise Is said 10 be attractive and amusing
work. IL had i long run on Its original American
production in New York few seasons ago. and
was afterward Well received in Philadelphia. MIR.
Fitzgerald, member OF The Old Casino troupe
which made the reputation OF that house, Will
make his first appearance here In the cast OF "A
Night in Venice" next week. The other members
of the company which has been doing '.Nanon'
will also appear.
ALBAUGHs OPERA HOUSE.-"La Belle Helene
will be the opera at this house next week.
HARRIS BIJoU THEATER.-"Sam1 OF POsen," the
successful Hebrew drama, Will be presented every
afternoon and night the coming week at Harris
B11ou Theater. Frank Howard assumes the title
role. and Is supported by Blanche Howard and O
good company.
KERNANS SUMNER THEATER.-At this house next
week the performances Will be given in the OpeI
summer tneater. Among the performers engaged
for next week Is Alice Howard, the well-knOw1
cOrnet vtrtuOSO.
THE MANASSAS PANORAMA. which IS kept cool
these days by ingenious machinery, continues or
exhibition day and evening,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-18
The Courts.

CRIMINAL COURT-J,tdge Montgomery.
Yesterday, U. S. agt. Frederick Jennings, rape
and assault to rape; verdict guilty of assault tt
commit rape. Lewis Dodson, second offense petit
larceny; sentenced penitentiary for three years
appealed. VIM Ward, false pretences; sentenced
to Albany for two years. ChaS. S. Folsom; deInur
rer argued and submitted.
CIRCUIT COURT. No. 1-Judoe Co1.
Yesterday, U. S. agt. Oliver; demurrer to defen
dant'S answer certified to General Term. In re
will OF Mary A. GihOn; jury respited till Monday
Rupert agt. District; motion in arrest OF judg
ment. Peoples Bank agt. Means; motion for new
trial.
CIRCUIT COURT, No 2-Jud0e Hugner.
yesterday, Sh1pman agt. Fletcher; on trial.
EQUITY COURT-Jud0es Bingham and Merrick.
To-day, Casey agt. Pearce; auditors report rat
ihed. Tyler agt. Tyler; leave to file answer
granted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-18
CITY AND DISTRICT.

Aniusements TO-niShs.
NATIOSAI--"NanOn."
ALBAUGH's.-"Girofie-G
kERNANs.-
MANASSAS PASoRANA.-Day and evening.
HAHKIs.-"The Boy Tramp"